I have about 1.5 years of experience in C++ (embedded / low-level). In my team, nobody really has a strong process for performance optimization (runtime, memory, throughput, cache behavior, etc.).
I think if I build this skill, it could make me stand out. Where should I start? Which resources (books, blogs, talks, codebases) actually teach real-world performance work — including profiling, measuring, and writing cache-aware code?
Thanks.
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